Definitly the first place to visit in Philly, and that brings a problem. Normally, you will see crowds of people waiting in line, unless you arrive just after it is opened (9 in the morning). Other than that, this place is great. Besides the bell, you can see a small exhibit telling you more about the history of the bell... More

The Liberty Bell is not so much to see all by itself, but the symbolism is strong and stirring even today. There are several historical exhibits about the bell, its history and attempts to fix the crack all of which are quite interesting and not well-known. The line goes quickly, the exhibit is free, and the security guards are way... More

In the old days you could actually go IN to Independence Hall, but the facility adjacent now houses a thorough and visually rich timeline to understand the significance of the building and area.

It's a quick stop but certainly not to be missed. If you're able, get here when it opens so as to avoid the long lines that snake around the building due to the security checkpoint.

We planned a quick trip to Philadelphia, and HAD to visit the Liberty Bell. Large line to get in, but moves extremely quickly (probably because there's only one attraction...the bell). If in Philly, especially if you may not be back, you HAVE to see the Liberty Bell site. So historical, so surreal to look upon. It was awesome to be... More

Tourism was exciting and excellent History Lecture giving by a very inviting and intellectual individual. peolpe are friendly and helpful. I would take this tour of liberty bell again with my out of town relatives and friends.

We were visiting Philly during spring break and the place was crowded. A lot of families are here during this time, so get here early to avoid the crowds.

It's a Wonderful Way To Remind Ourselves About Our History & Our Liberties We All Share .See The Liberty Bell Up Close Is A Big Part Of Our Philly Day Trip. Riding The Trolley Bus The Best Way too..

We traveled to Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell Center on our recent trip to the Philadelphia area. Seeing the Liberty Bell brings a hush to the assembled crowd. Although it is doubtful that this bell actually rang to proclaim our independence from Great Britain in 1776, it's use as a symbol of our freedom is very important.